Saturday, March 30, 2013
Happy Saturday to you all! I 'd like to share a tutorial on how to create a faux patina finish on your chipboard using Distress Stains and other media. Here's a picture that I took of some pieces I did, but really, a picture cannot capture the exact look!
So, sit back for a few minutes, watch THE VIDEO, and see how you can get this look for YOUR chipboard!
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3 comments:
Beautiful pieces! TFS!
This is so much easier than with the paint and the distress powder. Totally different look too. I have a great idea for a color combo!!! Oh!!! Can't wait to try.
Great tutorial Rae! Love that faux metal look!